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The U.S. has recently wavered in its commitment to nuclear treaty-based security. In early February of this year, it suspended the Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF), citing Russian violations as its reasoning. The only other existing nuclear treaty between the U.S. and Russia, New START, is set to expire in 2021; the U.S. doesn’t seem anxious to save that one, either.Read more...

Trump's administration has been steadfast in attempting to end the “war on coal” by pulling back regulations on all fossil fuels. The economic, security, and social costs of carbon have taken a backseat to their “energy development” agenda; creating adverse impacts on the nation.Read more...

Fears of a nuclear arms race are rising, as Russian President Vladimir Putin followed the United States’ move to suspend participation in the 1987 Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF) on Saturday. Read more...

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Andrew Holland, COO of ASP joined a bipartisan group of national security experts to discuss the national security concerns of the T-Mobile/Sprint merger.Read more...

With the U.S. Government shutdown having lasted 35 days, it’s becoming less clear that the American story is one that will continue to inspire, particularly if shutdowns become a matter of routine.Read more...

An analysis of U.S. diplomatic strategy as the clock winds down on the INF Treaty. Read more...

2018 began with North and South Korea marching and competing as one in the Winter Olympics and ended with both Moon and Kim expressing optimism about the future of bilateral relations. In between there were many shocking twists and turns from Moon and Kim's embrace at the DMZ to Trump’s declaration of love for Kim.  Read more...

The Department of Defense (DoD) submitted a Congressionally-mandated report on January 18th, 2019 assessing the “Effects of a Changing Climate to the Department of Defense.” While addressing some critical vulnerabilities, this report does not meet the requirements that Congress put on the Department.Read more...